foggnm
- Member since Jun 28, 2017
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Albuquerque , New Mexico
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foggnm mattbeer's article
May 26, 2022 at 7:45
1 day
Everything You Need to Know About RockShox's Redesigned 2023 Forks & Shocks
Sram definitely has the best documentation in the industry....no doubt.

foggnm mikekazimer's article
May 26, 2022 at 7:37
1 day
Review: RockShox's 2023 Lyrik Ultimate is Smooth, Silent, & Incredibly Comfortable
I own no RS stuff at the moment but do like how they seem to keep things simple/easy with their products. I hope they do some updates to the shocks to give them a little more mid-stroke without a megneg.

Selling
May 26, 2022 at 5:12
1 daySram GX carbon crankset 170mm w BB
$240 USDSram GX carbon crankset 170mm, 32t chainring, dub bsa bb, new in box. Didn't want to go dub, so sticking to my other cranks.

foggnm pinkbikeaudience's article
May 24, 2022 at 9:54
May 24, 2022
Travel Tuesday - Enter to Win a Guided Heli Biking Trip in Whistler
I just want people to stop saying "sustainable" because it is a farce. No matter how much you kowtow to environmentalist they will tell you that you you're still a piece of crap destroying the earth.

foggnm Tajlucas's article
May 18, 2022 at 14:00
May 18, 2022
The Conundrum: More Shocks or More Shovels?
Yeah and I think sometimes we've got in the mode now where we think trails have to be some major project undertaking directed by some bureaucratic organization or mountain bike association. I live in an area with LOTS of public lands but little trail development over the past 20 years and the "sanctioned" development has been very ...well not so great. I think people are scared to make a little path in the woods and ride it a few times and make it a trail because they're told their are going to destroy nature or create a massive erosion problem, etc. We've become afraid to actually enjoy the woods.

foggnm Tajlucas's article
May 18, 2022 at 13:49
May 18, 2022
The Conundrum: More Shocks or More Shovels?
@Tallboy97: Embrace your inner braking bump